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From Press Room to Prompt, Episode 1

Your press coverage has a new reader, and it's not human. That clipping is now potential input for an AI answer. I've spent twenty years getting...

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TITLE From Press Room to Prompt, Episode 1. A LinkedIn explainer on how AI now reads and quotes the news, and what that changes for PR. Visual style: clean flat vector illustration with soft depth and gentle motion. Deep navy (#0F2A44) and warm amber (#F59E0B) with off-white accents. Simple, well-drawn human characters in Indian settings. No stick figures, no whiteboard doodles, no real people, no real logos or brand names, no readable text inside the illustrations. TEXT RULES Captions: bold white sans-serif on a dark semi-transparent band in the lower third, full phrases, two lines max. No quotation marks. No fade, glow or word-by-word animation. On-screen text: short headline in the upper third, in white or amber bold sans-serif, spelled exactly as written below. No other titles or labels. Captions and on-screen text must never overlap. Keep all text clear of the top 250 and bottom 250 pixels. VOICE AND SOUND I will upload my own voiceover. If a placeholder is needed, use a calm, warm Indian English male voice at a conversational pace. Music: soft minimal piano with a light pulse, low under the voice, no vocals. SCENES Scene 1 (0:00 to 0:04) Voiceover: Your press coverage has a new reader, and it's not human. Visual: Close-up of a folded newspaper on a desk. A glowing chat window leans over it like a reader, and a soft beam of light scans the page line by line. On-screen text: Your coverage has a new reader Scene 2 (0:04 to 0:08) Voiceover: I've spent twenty years getting stories into newspapers. Visual: A warm 2006-era press room: stacks of newspapers, a printed press release under a desk lamp, a glass of chai, camera flashes in the background. On-screen text: 20 years in press rooms Scene 3 (0:08 to 0:13) Voiceover: A hundred million people in India use ChatGPT every week. Visual: A crowded Indian metro coach at evening. Many commuters look at phones, each screen glowing with a chat window. Camera glides slowly along the coach. On-screen text: ~100 million weekly ChatGPT users in India Scene 4 (0:13 to 0:18) Voiceover: And eighty-four percent of the links AI cites are earned media. Visual: A bold bar graphic builds up: a large block made of small newspaper and article icons fills 84 percent of the bar. A tiny sliver at the end is a small ad icon. On-screen text: 84% of links AI cites: earned media | Not ads | Source: Muck Rack, May 2026 Scene 5 (0:18 to 0:24) Voiceover: If you're not in the news, you're unlikely to be in the answer. Visual: An AI answer card assembles itself from glowing news cards flying in. Two brand tiles sit below: one with news cards attached gets pulled into the answer, the other with none stays grey and is left out. No real brand names. On-screen text: Not in the news? Unlikely to be in the answer. Scene 6 (0:24 to 0:29) Voiceover: One. Every outlet counts. AI cites over twenty thousand of them. Visual: A wall of many small, blank newspaper mastheads of different sizes lights up one after another across an outline map of India. No real logos or names. On-screen text: 1. Every outlet counts | 20,000+ outlets cited Scene 7 (0:29 to 0:35) Voiceover: Two. Fresh beats famous. Most cited news is under a year old. Visual: Calendar pages flip quickly. Recent article cards glow bright amber and move forward, older cards fade to grey and drift back. On-screen text: 2. Fresh beats famous | Most cited news: under 1 year old Scene 8 (0:35 to 0:40) Voiceover: Three. Write lines a machine can lift. One fact per sentence. Visual: A long, dense paragraph shrinks into one short highlighted sentence, which a beam of light lifts into a chat window. On-screen text: 3. Write lines a machine can lift Scene 9 (0:40 to 0:46) Voiceover: Ask AI about your brand tonight. Check the sources. Tell me what you find. Visual: Over-the-shoulder view of a professional at a laptop at night typing into a chat window. Source cards appear beside the answer and get highlighted one by one. No readable brand names. On-screen text: Ask AI about your brand. Check the sources. Comment below. Scene 10 (0:46 to 0:51) Voiceover: I'll keep explaining these shifts. From press room to prompt. Visual: The newspaper from scene 1 transforms into a clean glowing prompt box with a blinking cursor, then settles into the end card. On-screen text: From Press Room to Prompt End card (0:51 to 0:55) Visual: deep navy background, one slow amber light streak, no narration. On-screen text: From Press Room to Prompt | How AI is changing communications, one video at a time | Abhishek Shrivastav | Visuals: AI-generated

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Your press coverage has a new reader, and it's not human. That clipping is now potential input for an AI answer. I've spent twenty years getting stories into newspapers. Today, about a hundred million people in India use ChatGPT every week. Your coverage has a much bigger audience. And 84% of the links AI cites are earned media, according to Muck Rack's May 2026 figure-not ads. So if you're not in the news, you're unlikely to be in the answer. Published is no longer the finish line; cited is. One: every outlet counts. AI citations include more than twenty thousand outlets. Two: fresh beats famous. Most cited news is under a year old. Three: write lines a machine can lift. One fact per sentence. Ask AI about your brand tonight. Check the sources. Tell me what you find. I'll keep connecting the press room to the prompt.